From the Mt. Cod Archives
This week we have several “Songs of the Weak!!!” for you – all from deep in the archives. “Reggae Goes To College“- the Valium Brothers (Chandler Travis & Rikki Batres)- recorded at My. Cod, 1979 or so. When Steve Shook
Fruit Bat Fun: Songs for Children of Crazy Persons
“Fruit Bat Fun: Songs For Children of Crazy Persons” – by the Chandler Travis Peoples, featuring the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, Lippy Blappinklappy, Travis, Shook & the Club Wow, Ken Field & Friends, and the Trendsetters. Once upon a time, some
I Got To Move (Philharmonic version)
“I Got To Move” – the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, recorded live at the Midway by yours truly using my patented Horrend-O-phonic sound process (a beat up old Sony portable cassette deck) sometime in the late nineties. and originally featured on
Vinyl Goodness Needs Your Help
It’s another blatant attempt at good ol’ fashioned cross-promotion huckstering from us for this week’s Song of the Weak!!! We’d like to ask you to consider donating to a Kickstarter fundraiser to help make a record. Bubbles in the Think
You’re Invited to a CD Release Party
We’ve mentioned Steve Shook’s new CD “Dignify” before on these pages and now we’re pleased to announce that there will be a Cape Cod CD Release Party for “Dignify” on Friday May 3 at WHAT‘s Julie Harris Stage “Travis and
Steve Shook Debut CD – Dignify
We here at Chandler Travis World Headquarters are excited to tell you that our good friend Steve Shook (Chandler’s musical partner for many years, both in Travis, Shook & the Club Wow and the Incredible Casuals) has released his debut
Chandler visit on WMNF in Tampa, FL
Chandler dropped by the studios of Community Radio station WMNF (88.5 FM in Tampa, FL) today to chat with DJ KTUF of Jangle Junction about all his various bands and to play a few songs live. For those of
Boston Globe – Man of a thousand bands Chandler Travis gets merry for holiday
By Scott McLellan, Globe Correspondent – December 06, 2012 At the moment, Chandler Travis is a member of the Catbirds, the Chandler Travis Three-O, the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, and the Incredible Casuals. “I’d be fine with one band,” Travis concedes
Morning Call (Lehigh Valley, PA) – Dixieland-style tunes from zany Chandler Travis Philharmonic
By Dave Howell, Special to The Morning Call 7:43 p.m. EDT, August 4, 2012 “Badly dressed men having way too much fun” is how Chandler Travis describes his Chandler Travis Philharmonic. “It’s a disaster. Look away! Look away!” Actually, it is
Offbeat – Chandler Travis On the Honeymoon and After
Chandler Travis is on tour. This is not at all unusual, as he has been a traveling “writer/song-singer” (his words) for the better part of 30 years, with varying levels of success. He’s slipped in and out of various bands